Biography
Improving our understanding of Earth’s hydroclimate over the past century to millennium is critical to better characterizing and predicting hydroclimate change in the coming decades. Towards that end, I research extratropical hydroclimate and its downstream impacts. The arc of my research spans (i) hydroclimate extremes in relation to climate variability and change, (ii) mechanisms of climate variability affecting hydroclimate, and (iii) downstream impacts of hydroclimate on climate adaptation and mitigation.
Education
- PhD. Columbia University
- B.A. Columbia University
Publications
- For a full list, see: Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Jwx84OwAAAAJ&hl=en
Awards
· Richard Foster Flint Postdoctoral Fellowship ($130K), Yale University (2020-2022)
· 1st Place ($500), Expert Scored Poster Presentation, Yale Climate Day (2021)
· Nominee, Schmidt Science Fellows (2019)
· Honorable Mention, National Science Foundation Research Fellowship (2016)
· Dean’s Fellow (5-yr full funding), Columbia University (2015-2020)